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NEC’s PC Engine turned 39 this year, and its American twin, the TurboGrafx-16, is still finding new fans through emulation rather than eBay auctions. Three tools now dominate the conversation among people trying to run HuCard and CD-ROM² games on a modern PC: Mednafen, the accuracy-obsessed multi-system emulator that also powers RetroArch’s Beetle PCE cores;…
AI is becoming a bigger part of software testing, but many QA teams are still figuring out where to begin. The good news is that adopting AI does not require replacing an existing testing process all at once. In this blog, we will look at a practical roadmap for understanding where AI fits, which use…
Meta’s Muse AI assistant has gone 24 hours without a fix for a macOS vulnerability that lets local malware quietly hijack the app and turn it into what one researcher calls “the ultimate backdoor.” The bug, disclosed publicly on September 21, 2026 by Objective-See founder Patrick Wardle, remains unpatched as of September 22, according to…
Tenable shipped Nessus 10.12.4 on August 19, 2026, and the free Nessus Essentials tier that ships with it still confuses people who learned the product years ago. Older guides insist the free edition scans up to 16 IP addresses. Tenable’s current product page and its 10.12 documentation both say five. That single number changes how…
Crossplane just crossed a threshold that most Kubernetes add-ons never reach: full CNCF Graduated status, granted October 28, 2025, putting it in the same governance tier as Kubernetes, Prometheus, and Helm. The project’s maintainer, Upbound, says more than 1,000 organizations now run it in production, including Nike, Autodesk, and NASA’s Science Cloud, and puts cumulative…
Google’s new Googlebook laptop line is now in the hands of reviewers, and the early verdict is messier than the September 21 preorder launch suggested. Hands-on coverage from CNET, Chrome Unboxed and 9to5Google confirms the five-model lineup is real, but pricing for two of the five devices, the Dell XPS Googlebook and the Lenovo Googlebook…
In electrical contracting, the drawings you start with are rarely the drawings you finish with. Design changes, owner requests, coordination conflicts, and late-stage engineering decisions mean that the set of plans issued at bid time is almost always a moving […] The post Why Construction Drawings Keep Changing – and How Teams Adapt first appeared…
Venture money today is moving down the technology stack and out into the physical world. The largest financings in the past 12 hours aren’t dominated by another crop of thin AI application layers. They are going into weather modification, advanced […] The post Venture Capital & Startup Funding Roundup, September 21, 2026: Bain Capital Ventures,…
Beyond the Build is a monthly update from Marcus Ash, CVP Design and Research across Windows & Devices, on what’s happening across the Windows Insider Program. Plus, read on to see how you can register to attend our next Windows Insider eve The post Beyond the Build – September 2026 appeared first on Windows Blog.
A new flaw in WordPress core let an anonymous visitor leave a comment that planted a hidden script on the page. If a logged-in administrator later opened that page, the script could run code on the site’s server. WordPress fixed the flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-93485 and dubbed “Comment2Shell,” on September 17 in version 7.1.1 and told site owners to…
